Incorrect characterLimit Calculation in SliderSet Class Leads to Potential Input Field Truncation

1. Problem Identification:
The current implementation in SliderSet.SetTarget() calculates the input field's characterLimit using:

Mathf.FloorToInt(1f + Mathf.Log10(this.numberInput.maxValue + (float)this.numberInput.decimalPlaces))

This formula is mathematically flawed because:

Adding decimalPlaces directly to maxValue has no logical basis (e.g., 10000 + 2 = 10002 yields nearly identical Log10 results).
The calculation ignores the actual character requirements for:
The decimal point (.).
Decimal digits (which should scale independently of the integer part).
2. Consequences:

Underestimated character limits when:
maxValue is large (e.g., 1e6) and decimalPlaces > 0.
decimalPlaces is high (e.g., 6), causing truncation of valid inputs like "1000000.000000".
UI/UX issues: Users may be unable to enter or view full values despite them being within the allowed range.
3. Expected Behavior:
The characterLimit should accommodate:

All integer digits of maxValue.
The decimal point (if decimalPlaces > 0).
All decimal digits (per decimalPlaces).
4. Proposed Solution:
Replace the current formula with:

int integerDigits = (maxValue == 0) ? 1 : Mathf.FloorToInt(Mathf.Log10(maxValue)) + 1;  
int decimalChars = (decimalPlaces > 0) ? 1 + decimalPlaces : 0; // 1 for '.'  
this.numberInput.field.characterLimit = integerDigits + decimalChars;